Posts in category Leadership

Jack Welch, the former chief executive officer of General Electric, championed the use of Six Sigma during his time at the helm of the multinational corporation. His dedication to the …

Projects remain a difficult endeavor for most companies. While studies have shown repeatedly that organizations increasingly use projects and process improvement to stay ahead of competition, many projects still fail …

Innovative technology and multiple methods of communication with the public have made government agencies more responsive to the needs of citizens. But a focus on Agile practices, Lean Six Sigma …

In the quest to become what the Project Management Institute calls “future ready,” organizational leaders increasingly are turning to project management professionals to drive innovation, results and change. PMI calls …

A truck manufacturing company that has spent 35 years practicing Six Sigma provides an excellent example of how changing a company culture and focusing on continuous process improvement can significantly …

The Trump Administration continues to investigate the idea of merging some of the services of the federal Office of Personnel Management (OPM) with the General Services Administration (GSA). They are …

Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts has become one of the highest profile elected officials in America to advocate the use of Lean methodology among public officials, taking the initiative to instill …

A small town in Connecticut has found that the principles of Lean Six Sigma can work just as well for a small organization as they can for large corporations or …

In the Brevard County Government, self-correction is a core value. For the last four years, the County has embraced Lean Six Sigma to ramp up its operations in order to …

Brian Kornfeld once played in the World Series of Poker. Oh, and he’s also an actual rocket scientist. It’s hard to say which is more impressive (OK, it’s probably rocket …